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Having trouble with transferring files with (cp) usage on Powershell. I am not able to transfer from (ex: Desktop to Temp files). Any ideas?
This will do it:
cp $userprofile\desktop\your_file $temp
Replace your_file with the name (including wildcards if necessary) of your file(s).
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I am pretty much new in Perl and wanted some guidance on how this issue can be resolved.
I have written a program to collect the information from the data and put it in the excel. When sending the email using the MIME::Lite->new.
The issue I am facing here is that when I print the complete windows path of the report location only half of the path is hyperlinked and the rest is not. The issue is due to the space in the directory path. I have tried using double slashes but it still doesn't work. I have shared the screenshot below and you can see that post the space, rest of the line is ignored.
Any guidance / advice would be great. Thank you.
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:3779:<![LOG[Resolved and downloaded package SDD344455 to **C:\Windows\ccmcache\3**]LOG]!><time="08:03:15"
please advise who to extract C:\Windows\ccmcache\3 from the string, been trying regex for hours. Thanks.
Try this:
[regex]::Matches($string,"to\s(.+)]LOG").Groups[1].Value
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I'm given these warnings on GitHub and I am wondering how to fix them. It is not overwhelmingly clear!
Thanks
One way is below.
Remove all the lock files and node modules
Then do a npm i which will generate lock files with updated packages.
This should fix at least some of your warnings. Sometimes, it might fix all.
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I'm having the same issue as described here: Can't enable Parse Local Datastore
However, I do not understand what he is talking about when he talks about Cache Policy.
Can someone please help me fix this error?
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do you have the line that goes somewhat
query.cachepolicy = something something
if you do delete it
also in app delegate put the "enable localstore" AFTER Parse.clientkey....
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I am trying to run a MATLAB program on my computer running Ubuntu 12.04. Then when it runs to the code
load('data\sparse_combinations\Tw.mat', 'Tw')
MATLAB will report this error
Error using load
Unable to read file 'data\sparse_combinations\Tw.mat': no sucn file or directory
But when I enter the directory 'sparse_combinations', then run the code
load('Tw.mat')
it works well.
Can you help me find the reason?
As pointed out by #Marcin the problem is the usage of the wrong path seperator.
A good and general fix for this type of issue would be the use of fullfile - this command takes care of the issues of path seperation and platforms for you.
load( fullfile('data','sparse_combinations','Tw.mat'), 'Tw')
will work both on windows machines as well as Linux/Unix ones. No need to change code when porting to other platforms!